Hi, I'm Terris. I'm a brand and web designer in Singapore, and I draw every logo myself.
Get logo design in Singapore that works everywhere you put it
I show you three directions for your logo, refine the one you pick, then hand it over in colour, one colour and reversed, as SVG, PDF and PNG files you own. It takes 2 to 3 weeks, with colours and fonts chosen to go with it.
- Fixed price before I start
- You own every file
- 8 years full-time
My own logo, three ways
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Colour Websites, menus, most print - One colour Stamps, embroidery, engraving
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Reversed Dark signboards and photos
- SVG
- PNG
What you get with a logo from me
A logo from me starts at SGD 1,515 and comes with four things: three directions to choose from, your logo in colour, one colour and reversed as SVG, PDF and PNG files, colours and fonts that go with it, and a one-page sheet on how to use it. You own all of it.
Logo and brand basics
From SGD 1,515 · 2 to 3 weeks
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Three concept directions, then refinement rounds on the one you pick
Three different ideas for your mark, so the choice is real. I tell you what each one gets you and what it gives up, and once you pick, I refine that one with you.
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Colour, mono and reversed versions, as vectors (SVG, PDF) and PNG
Colour goes on your website and most print. One colour is for rubber stamps, embroidery and engraving, where a second colour costs extra or isn't possible. Reversed sits on dark signboards and photos. SVG and PDF scale to any size for printers and sign makers, and PNG goes on screens.
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Colours and fonts chosen to go with it
A short palette and a pair of fonts picked to suit the logo, so your website, name cards and menus look like they came from the same place.
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A one-page sheet on how to use the logo
One page your printer, staff or next designer can follow: which version goes where, and what to avoid doing to the logo.
You own the logo and every file I make for it. Need a full 14-page guide and an asset pack as well? That's the full brand identity.
Compare it below ↓Do you need a logo or a full brand identity?
Get a logo when you need a mark for your website, name cards and signboard. Get the full brand identity, from SGD 4,560, once other people will be making things with your brand, like staff, a printer, a sign maker or another designer, because it adds a 14-page guide and a pack of files they can work from.
| Logo and brand basics | Full brand identity | |
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| The logo | Three directions, then the one you pick in colour, one colour and reversed | The logo and its variants, as outlined vectors |
| Colours and type | Colours and fonts chosen to go with it | A colour, type scale and spacing system |
| How to use it | A one-page sheet | A 14-page brand guidelines document |
| Files | SVG, PDF and PNG | An asset pack ready for print and screen |
| Time | 2 to 3 weeks | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Price | From SGD 1,515 | From SGD 4,560 |
| Right for | A new business that needs a logo for its website and name cards, and doesn't need print rules yet. | A business with staff, signage, print or packaging, where other people will use the brand after me. |
Identities I've designed, and the websites I built on them
Each of these started with the mark and the colours, then went straight into the website, so the site was built in the brand from its first page.
to set the mark, the arcade type and a palette taken off the LED tiles in the room
Lava Floor, entertainment, 2026 I did: Branding, design, build and SEO Read the case study →
to set the navy-and-orange identity, then 66 pages built on it
Handyman AZ SG, home services, 2026 I did: Branding, design, build, SEO and Google Ads Read the case study →
to set the palette, a soft serif and the photo direction, before a 38-page site
Special Needs Tutoring, special needs education, 2026 I did: Branding, design, build and SEO Read the case study →What clients wrote about working with me
These come straight from my Google profile.
How your logo comes together in 2 to 3 weeks
A logo takes 2 to 3 weeks from your first message to the files. You deal with me at every step, on one WhatsApp.
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You tell me about the business
What you sell, who buys it, who you're up against, and where the logo will live most: a shopfront, a uniform, an app, a website. I reply with a fixed price and a list of what it covers.
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I show you three directions
Each one is a different idea for your mark. I'll tell you what each gets you and what it gives up, so you're choosing between real options rather than three versions of one.
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I refine the one you pick
Proportions, spacing, the weight of each line and how it reads small. You see each round and tell me what to change. This is where a logo goes from good to finished.
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I cut every version from one master file
The colour, one-colour and reversed versions all come from the same drawing, so they match exactly. Then I pick the colours and fonts that go with it.
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You get the files and the sheet
SVG, PDF and PNG for every version, plus the one-page sheet on how to use them. When a printer asks for a format, it's usually already there.
How much does logo design cost in Singapore?
Logo design in Singapore costs from under SGD 100 at a template shop to SGD 8,000 at a boutique studio, where the logo usually comes with an identity. Mine starts at SGD 1,515 for three directions, every version and the files, and the price is fixed before I start.
Logo and brand basics
FROM SGD 1,515A new business that needs a logo for its website, name cards and signboard, and doesn't need a full rulebook yet.
What's included
- Three concept directions, then refinement rounds on the one you pick
- Colour, mono and reversed versions, as vectors (SVG, PDF) and PNG
- Colours and fonts chosen to go with it
- A one-page sheet on how to use the logo
| Who | What it usually buys | Published price |
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| Template shops and budget freelancers | A logo | SGD 88 to 1,000 |
| Experienced freelancers | A logo, in 1 to 3 weeks | SGD 800 to 3,000 |
| Boutique studios | A logo and identity, in 3 to 6 weeks | SGD 2,500 to 8,000 |
| Me | A logo in three directions, every version and the files, in 2 to 3 weeks | From SGD 1,515 |
These figures come from the published price pages of Singapore logo shops, freelancers and studios. The longer breakdown is in my guide, Logo design cost in Singapore.
Questions people ask me about logo design
How much does logo design cost in Singapore?
Logo design in Singapore costs from under SGD 100 at a template shop to about SGD 3,000 with an experienced freelancer, and SGD 2,500 to 8,000 at a studio that adds an identity. My logo design starts at SGD 1,515, with three directions, every version and the files, and the price is fixed before I start.
What do I get with a logo from you?
You get three directions to choose from, then the one you pick refined and delivered in colour, one colour and reversed, as SVG, PDF and PNG files. I also choose colours and fonts to go with it and write a one-page sheet on how to use the logo. You own all of it.
How many logo concepts will I see?
You'll see three directions, each a different idea for the mark. You pick one, and I refine it with you until it's finished. Three gives you a real choice without turning it into a beauty contest.
How long does logo design take?
A logo takes me 2 to 3 weeks from your first message to the files. Most of that time goes on the three directions and on refining the one you pick.
What logo files do I need?
You need your logo as vector files, SVG or PDF, for print, signs and anything that has to scale, and as PNG for screens. You also need it in more than one version: colour, one colour for stamps and embroidery, and reversed for dark backgrounds. My logo design includes all of those.
Do I own my logo?
Yes. You own the logo and every file I make for it, so any printer, sign maker, designer or developer can work from them after me.
Do I need a logo or a full brand identity?
Start with a logo, from SGD 1,515, if you need a mark for your website, name cards and signboard. Go for the full brand identity, from SGD 4,560, once staff, printers or other designers will be making things with your brand, because it adds a 14-page guide and a pack of files they can work from.
Can I trademark my logo in Singapore?
Yes. You apply to IPOS, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore, for each class of goods or services you trade in. A distinctive mark stands a better chance than one built from a stock icon. I'm not a trade mark lawyer, so if anything looks contested, ask one before you file.
Is a Canva logo good enough for a small business?
A Canva logo is fine while you're testing an idea. It's built from a template other businesses can use too, though, and it rarely comes with vector files or a reversed version. Once you're printing a signboard or uniforms, you'll want a mark that's yours and files a printer can use.
Can you redraw my existing logo?
Yes. If customers already recognise part of it, I keep that part and redraw the rest, so you end up with clean vector files instead of a blurry JPEG. Send me what you have and I'll quote it once I've seen the file.
Can you design my website as well?
Yes. Every identity on this page went straight into a website I built, so the site starts in your new brand from its first page. Websites start at SGD 2,535, and you deal with the same person for both.
Read more before you decide
The rest of branding
Guides I've written
The website after it
Message me about your logo
Tell me what the business does and where the logo will be used most. It goes to my phone and I answer it myself. If you'd rather write it down, there's a quote form.
